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New Imperialism

Modern World Civ. Chapter 12

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Ram Mohun Roy Indian Founder of Idian nationalism condemned some traditions
Guang Xu Chinese 100 days of reform- new laws, schools, miltary, and industiers
Sun Yixian 1900s Chineseonary organized the revolution alliance to rebuild china
Usman dan Fodio Scholar and preacher denounced the corruption of the local Hausa Rulers
Shaka Leader during 1800s Zulus emerged as a major force in southern Africa under he was ruthless and brilliant ruler
Leopold II Belgium hired to explore the congo River basin, and arrange trade treaties with Africa leadrers
purah isolation of women is separate quaters
protectorate country with its own government but order the control of an outside power
trade surplus situation in which a counrty exports more then it imports
trade deficit situation in which a country imports more then exports
balance of trade differnce bewteen how much a country importsband how much it exports
Social Darwinism
Boer War 1899-1902 involved bitter guerrilla fighting Britain vs. Boers (Indian Warrior)
Wahhabi an Islamic reform movement that rejected the schools of theology and law that emerged in the Ottoman Empire
Sepoy Rebellion Rebellion of angry sepoys against their British officers because they refused to make change
Open Door Policy trade open to everyone equals basis
Berlin Conference of 1884 Conference in Berlin, Germany where European powers recognized Leopold's private claims to the congo free state
Sierra Leone A colony in West Africa organized by the British as a colony for former slaves
Ethiopia The largest independent colony in Africa (1914).
Iran
Suez Canal
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